Franziska Hederer studied architecture in Austria and the Netherlands and is associate professor at the Institute of Spatial Design / Raum und Gestalt at Graz University of Technology. In 2015, she completed her habilitation in the field of spatial perception and experimental design, titling her work An den oszillierenden Rändern der Architektur (At the Oscillating Edges of Architecture). In her research and teaching work she operates with artistic practices in architectural design prozesses. She has given talks and taught at the University of Liverpool, the University of Antwerp, KTH Stockholm, the University of Madeira,School of Arts Nova Goriza and the University of Applied Arts Vienna.
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Swap Space is a pilot project at KUG Graz that focuses on novel forms of collaborative artistic research in which otherness, difference and distance between the participants are central and are brought into a cohesive form via the concept of the spatial. Selected questions and previously sketched procedures are an important part of Swap Space and will be tested for their validity and feasibility in a time-limited experiment among six artists-researchers as a proof-of-concept. Thus, on the one hand, the pilot project provides important data and preliminary results, sets the course and ensures that the future project design is viable. On the other hand, Swap Space takes up new decisive impulses for thought - such as the concept of contact - the elaboration of which aims to determine the form of a multi-year research project.
- Hanns Holger Rutz, David Pirrò, Nayari Castillo-Rutz, Shane Finan, Franziska Hederer, Jackie Karuti, Alisa Kobzar, Daniele Pozzi - Swap Space - 2023
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